Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

LoSr--S0uewhere between Barton
village and Richard Devereaux-S- book
co1ralnIug nv accounts with meat Gus
toners whoever vii returu the sane
To NoSrrOR once viii b. suitably reward
cd NATHANIEL FOLSOM
BARTON
yLl-s Lizzie Nelson i spending = few
weeks a Saratoga
yLrs- Hannah Llssou- Of Providence R.
+ : boarding II Geo B CaSs--
A-den T >-ockweu has put up . large
barn on his place on Brown street
A party OF young people from this
place are camping out 81 Caspian Lake
Frank S5eadnAn and wife OF Hartford
Conn 4re visiting II g W Heath's- IN
the north part Of the town
Glib Cas- has hired out 70 Dr. J. T
skinner and moves into the house recently
vacated by Mr. CIogs1oH-
Several parties are having the roofs OF
their buildings coaI-tar coated The smell
i strong endorsement Al least OF the
WORK
Several parties have been 10 Greens
5oro Bend TO see the Texas coIts-0f which
mention : made In the Greensboro Bend
items
For the first time since early lLAE the
weather turned cold on Friday night and
this morning Il Wa almost frost cold IN
low places
Charles CIogscou has recently pur-
chased building lot Of wm- C. Brown
opposite James GoUId-s- and viii put up
81 Of buildings
Uncle san Drews people cut 80 big
loads Of hay on The home place and have
the u=Igh5ors filing their barns over on
their western prairie lot
Geo owen / building = new horse barn
owen & Woodbury. are training some
colts and horses On the track that VIII
make good records this fall
The attendance At the promenade across
the lake was not very large Friday even
ing bat the Pheasant entertainment was
much enjoyed BY those present
PIfnv L Webster has arrived back from
LiS having tour II Coventry t looks -
-Louzh the graSs and table provisions
must have felt his influence while away
Lawyer Miles Rev c. B. Moody H T.
>eaTer- srchIe 8IcD0uza1 and others have
gone 70 The Essex county wilderness
camping fishing. etc Others VIII follow
-a-5r-
DE- H 8I0ssman haS recently had his
horse barn finished OF inside with new
ceilings new stalls etc He probably has
the best stalls n town He keeps hi> TWO
stations IN the new stables
The Orleans County Veteran 4ssocia-
zion VII hoId it, annual meeting and r.
union Al Barton sept I3-I+ There
VIII Be music campfire addresses etc
Further notice hereafter
Bathing on the May shore Is agreeble
n present the water being very wzrm-
T1= water Wa looking little roIIy and
E4rz last week after the JOB printer and
=,l-5r LEFT r. but it i al right now
Letters from Illinois and Wisconsin
represent the drought - being fearfuIIy
severe The crops are burned up the
wells ara going dry and fires are raging
wherever one chances To be lighted
The selecrmeu have had tussIe with
-=-=ra- IRON bridge AGENTS. and ind that
The lowest cost Of bridge across the
stream near G. W Jenness' VIII Be 81
30 AMI they have concluded 20 bUid =
new wooden bridge
Among those who have recently reeeiv-
e,i pensions. we note Hugh h GriswOLd-
.l.=ce4Se,f1 who was foreman on the new
church here last year A. he died poor
the pension VIII b. great blessing % his
vie and an aged mother who depended
on him for support
T. C. KImbal OF New YORK paid his
tr5euas = short visit here last week Mr.
EInbaIrs friendship for his native town
never waues- though the companions Of
lIS hoyhOod have nearly al moved away
~ passed 70 the silent realms Mr. Kim
IaI always finds 4 hearty welcome
P NJ Efu5au died in Boston YESTERDAY
Sunday Of apopI=Nv- and his remains VII
he brought here for inrerment- Wednesday
morning Mr. kfm5au wAs long an m
E1eu-i4I citizen Of this town AMI cOGntE-
Re went 20 Boston some twenty odd
y=a-s ago and for long time was Spec
izI Agent in the Treasury Department
tie vas a hrn friend = Shrexd business
man and I power wherever he resided
Of ate hIz health has been poor He Wa
a1o1- - wears OF age
This : the busy time n the weary year
when the perspirinZ editor and the dis
rrarr=d eomposiror grapple with the thous-
al1 and one poorIy-WrirUen names Of ciEy
visitors and country cousins. whose arriv-
al and departure are carefully chrOnieied
hT the agile local correspondent The
Eewspaper folks would b glad 70 know
tL1r rhzy get now and then name cor
r=ct- 5u- more rej0icesI VII they Dc when
The 1ncLes ard zunrs are All reported safe
y hone and the nIeees and nepheEs are
s=u-ly r1cked In their little beds
There are % many beautiful things for
The Instruction and pleasure Of children
rh=~e days that one need % Dc ~ 10 los
In selecting somethinz that shall AZ once
BE- ple4sing and beaurIf1L We always
carry the IItrIe girl In OUr hone - !
thing that arords her great pleasure thf
HEIs 1a-zEe Nsgazfsss- one Of the best Pc
riolieals Published for children berWeeE
eight and sixteen year-- IL aoOa1ds Z
good things ami every child looks for J
Flth eagerues- and receives il With Dc
Lgzr- Il l. one u D. LOEh-0v's p1nliea